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I bet this is what Colin Jost did
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Or perhaps she's disappointed you didn't even make the effort to know that a marriage certificate has to be signed at the county clerk's office instead of on the red carpet to be valid?
Well huh. I was going to post: "you know who wouldn't have fallen for that? Esteemed academy awards nominated actress Margot Robbie, that's who".
But I enter the thread and who do I see, posting in the middle of the work day no less?
You guessed it. Esteemed academy awards nominated actress Margot Robbie.
Tsk tsk.
You got me!
To make up for it, can I have your autograph on a receipt for at least like 20 copies of "Barbie" on collector's edition Blu-ray? I'm a big fan.
It just has to be signed in front of a notary. You can become a notary for $150. Though you cannot notarize yourself
That's true only in a few states in the US, and at least in California, not all notaries can do this.
You seem to know an awful lot about this subject, like you have personal experience or something...